Fig. 4From: A local insult of okadaic acid in wild-type mice induces tau phosphorylation and protein aggregation in anatomically distinct brain regionsTau phosphorylation propagates to areas anterior to the injection site. Representative images of AT180 immunoreactivty are taken from brain regions 2.08 mm anterior to the injection. At 24 h there is relatively little tau phosphorylation detectable in anterior regions, although a few positive cell bodies in the perirhinal cortex are noted. At 7 days post OA injection tau phosphorylation is pronounced in the perirhinal cortex in both the injected and contralateral hemisphere. In the striatum phospho-tau immunoreactivity is seen confined to within axon bundles. Only a small proportion of phospho-tau positive neurones are observed in the motor cortex. Scale bar = 50 μMBack to article page